Harlem Casting for New Reality Show: Become a Book Editor

Disposable is casting a new reality show that takes place in the world  of NYC book publishing.  The show is in the same vein as Top Chef or  Project Runway, but about books!  We’re looking for people who want to  become a book editor at a major publishing house.

We’re looking for interesting personalities with strong opinions  obviously, but anyone who has a passionate desire to be a part of the  publishing world would be great.  If you know of anyone who might be  interested please have them write to us  casting@disposabletelevision.com .  Let us know why you would be great  for this show!  Best to include a picture of yourself and write “book  editor” in the subject line of the email.

Thanks!
Bryan Carmel
DISPOSABLE
bryan@disposabletelevision.com

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